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Strength
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Mind Map on Strength, created by ryansimon on 16/04/2013.
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Strength
Maximum (static)
e.g. Scrum in rugby
To improve this we should work at between 80-100% of 1 rep max with low repetitions of weights
e.g Chest press (Maximum 100kg), 80kg -> 100kg, low repetitions (4-5)
Definition: Maximum strength, or static strength, is the maximum force that can be applied by a muscle group to an immovable object
Explosive Strength (muscular power)
e.g. Jumping for a header in football
To improve this we should work at 60-80% of 1 rep max with higher repetitions of weights
e.g. Chest press (Maximum 100kg), 60kg -> 80kg, medium repetitions (6-8)
Definition: Muscular power is the ability to contract the muscles with speed and force in one explosive act.
Muscular endurance
Definition: Muscular endurance is the ability of a single muscle or muscle group to work very hard for a limited period of time
e.g. mauling in rugby
To improve this we should work at between 40-60% of 1 rep max with high repetitions of weights
e.g. Chest press (Maximum 100kg), 40kg -> 60kg, high repetitions, 10+
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